even today this architecture of europe's summer capital no one reflects the glory of the valley park if you turn off the twentieth century. splendor and luxury make this a nation for rich people from all over the world i will mix with the tourists and take a look at the new but also at the old luxury wellness and high culture is that something interesting for young people well i'm going to find out and we also have these topics on today's episode. we'll be rolling out for a little excursion in the black forest give. our viewers video gives us a glimpse of the beaches of mexico. and we accompany the fiendish as he looks around liverpool in england. i'll start off my tour with the classic areas right around town. good morning good morning valerie accustom grandy. shall we welcome to barton barton thank you. italian city guide valley area cause i got meet me in her new home one thousand years ago and now she knows every inch of the town. we were all we now were on list entirely. this was the place to be in the nineteenth century when barton barton was so well known and cosmopolitan. hot

rely on the national park service to be the faithful stewards of the great faith of national park, death valley national park, the national monument, lake mead national recreation area and several national historic trails. nevada's parks, monuments and historic trails provide outdoor recreational opportunities for the people of nevada and the visitors of the great state. in 2017 alone the national park service accommodated more than 7 million visits to nevada's parks bearing spending and supporting 3000 jobs to our state. sadly due to infrastructure backlog the american public and rightful owners of public land face increasing difficulty and inconveniences visiting and enjoying our national parks and monuments. the state of nevada faces $200 million of deferred maintenance backlogs and that number continues to grow. that is why it's essential we provide the park service with the resources and funding it needs to properly manage our pristine landscapes. moreover as members of the house natural resources committee it is most imperative that we oversee the spending priorities of the national park

rely on the national park service to be the faithful stewards of the great basin national park, the death valley national park, the tulee springs national monument, the lake mead national recreation area and several national historic trails. nevada's parks, monuments, and historic trails provide unparalleled outdoor recreational opportunities for the people of nevada and the visitors of our great state. in 2017 alone the national park service accommodated more than 7 million visits to nevada's parks, spurring more than 250 million of spending and supporting more than 3,000 jobs to our state. sadly, due to infrastructure backlogs, the american public, the rightful owners of our public land, faces increasing difficulties and inconveniences visiting and enjoying our national parks and monuments. the state of nevada alone already faces more than $220 million of deferred maintenance backlogs and that number continues to grow. that is why it is essential that we provide the park service with the resources and funding it needs to properly manage our pristine landscapes. moreover, as members of the hous

legislative aide and it has been so much fun to watch these different parks and recreation centers open up, like hamilton. hayes valleyunds. now the panhandle park. we are actually standing in one of the oldest parks in the city. this area of the park is 100 years old. isn't that amazing? and to think that it is beautiful, when i ride my bike through here on my way to work back and forth, i love seeing this park active. i love hearing the kids yell and scream and laugh. it actually brings me up, especially when i've had a hard day, and to have this park, into have the kind of playground that we will have is so amazing, and to be able to have kids get out, and we all know that when kids go out and they play, they are actually, they are smarter. they actually solve problems easier, they get their vitamin d , all the great things that you need to become an amazing adult, and we are going to see that from these kids who come and play. i want to thank everyone for coming today. it is atypical haight-ashbury day. we all have our jackets on, and thank you, and let's play. [cheers and applause]. >> the let's play initiative w

park. tom, where you from? noe valley. you're from noe valley. you're from the city. amazing. us can still afford to live here. i take it the giants are your favorite team? yeah. and how long have you been a fan for? since 1980. that's why we can still live here. exactly. you got in early, man. you ready to win some beer money? would love to. that's what you want? you want all the beer money. i'll take it all. say i want all the beer money. all the beer money. you want it? we want it. okay. here's the deal, though, okay? you can walk away at any time. keep what you've already won. if you get one of the questions wrong, all the money comes back to me. you don't want that to happen. that'll be tough. that'll be tough. you won't jump over this and swim away, will ya? no, i don't have my kayak here. alright, you ready to play? yeah. here's your ten dollar question. true or false? tim lincecum threw a no-hitter against the san diego padres in 2013. definitely did it against the padres. i'll go yes. absolutely correcto! take that ten dollars off the top of that pile. this is excitin

. >> we're going to have a great day pape little cool out there at oracle park but otherwise our inland valleyseaching into the low 70s and it will feel more like summer by the end of the week but cooling down this weekend. >> very pleasant. >> good to see that footage of raj, though. >> we're going to slow-mo it and analyze it. put it over the plate. thanks so much for joining us. the next newscast coming up at 5:00. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 for "today in the bay." have a great one. >>> right now on california live, ali lais sitting down for tough mommy talk. >> what happens to a woman's body? knob is off limbs. >> and how to reshape your face without a stitch. she's operating live in our studio. >> and imagine being john lonen's son plus, malu has a whole new way to brew. >> smart coffee with the champion. it's all happening now on california live

park. his solution is pure silicon valley. >> thanks for joining us. >> meteorologist mike nicco has your first. a little bit of drizzle out there but not widespread. it will be one of our drier days this week. temperatures are pretty mild. 46 in clear lake. los gatos 47. the rest of us from about 50 in hayward to oakland at 56 degrees. let's see where we end up this afternoon. how about upper 50s to low 60s along the coast and about 60 to 65 for the rest of us. you see a little bit of green out there. a dot or two. there's still a chance of a stray shower but not enough for a storm impact scale. of course that all changes tomorrow and friday. here's sue. >>> we do have a road closure in berkeley. i'll tell you about that in just a second. we have lane one, only one lane in the southbound direction of the golden gate bridge due to road work. and that continues over the waldo as well as through the tunnels. now here we go into berkeley. this is the street, the intersection of fair view. berkeley police say please avoid the area until they get that investigation under way again. guys? >> thanks s

42, but take a look here at polk valley at 39, 41 graton, 42 sebastopol around the park. winokur is now 40 , so yes, it's rather chilly, in 40 for amerian canton. him northwest direction today, and that will be for just about everybody. still gusts at 22 and novato, but not the 45 to 50 we saw yesterday. that will go from northwest to southeast today, and that's going to keep us in a little bit of a breezy pattern. the snow showers from yesterday have moved south. the good news though is the temps are cooling. you keep the snow showers, the fast-moving systems. that make for a gradual snowmelt. that's very good news. 21 up in truckee, 55 las vegas. very windy there. reno had 34, ukiah 41, so a little chill for many, the system is taking the same highway. looks at the sierra tomorrow. we will get a few clouds and reinforcement of the priest kicking in. 60, 70 today. it will be lovely. great visibility thursday. we believe with the war saturday. cool and breezy again on sunday. >>> and our newly updated weather app is free to download from the apple and google play stores.

these temperatures, cooler in the north bay with mid-40s to upper 40s around rohnert park, santa rosa, bodega bay, mill valleynd napa, mid-50s. 62 in lafayette. some of our warm spots, low to mid-50s around the bay shore and out to the coast. those temperatures up to seven degrees cooler than this time yesterday. we're already starting to feel the effects of that. look at sky 7. gorgeous shot of san francisco. the famous fog off in the distance. that will continue our cooling trend. it will accelerate it today. no more 90s in the forecast. just good weather except for near the coast for your commute. the peninsula we jump from 54 to near 70 at noon. for the east bay valleysti low to mid-80s. san joseill b ihe t bringfo we've had . just one main trouble spot due to several incidents in the same area. back to san francisco. northbound 101 where we had that crash involving a sedan and a motorcycle. chp did issue a sig alert. now if you're going to take 280 for an alternate just before industrial street on the northbound side another issue there. not sure if it's a disabled vehicle or a collision. it sounded like

parking lot. tracy to dublin filling in out of the central valley. westbound 4 antioch to concord in the green at 15. >> thank you, alexis. >>> developing now marine biologists are hoping to examine two dead whales that washed up in the bay area. >> one was found along the edge of the bay in richmond yesterday, the other off the coast near pacifica. that's where we find reporter jobina fortson for us live today. jobina, what else do we know >> reporter: good morning. marine biologists find this very concerning, the gray whales are too thin and dying mid-migration. in addition to whale carcasses being found in richmond and essentially right below us here in pacifica along the beach behind me there was a third dead whale tuned on saturday. in that case the whale carcass was located under a dock in hercules. they say there has been an increase of stranded gray whales turning up dead this year. a family from las vegas was on vacation and saw a large mass along the beach in pacifica and realized it was a whale. marine biologists anchored it to the beach.

park. his solution is pure silicon valley. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, april 3.. >> we are. thank goodness. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco. >> today will be our driest day of the week. there's a very random chance. a moist flow coming off the ocean. good morning. that's bringing us a little bit of drizzle this morning. it hugs the ground more. the radar overshoots it. there are some damp spots and the possibility of a random shower this afternoon. i'm going to go for the brighter, glass half full side and say mostly cloudy and mainly dry. we'll be in the mid to upper 50s at the coast, low to mid-60s for the rest of us. even 7:00 is still mild. a check of the commute. how is it going, sue? >> metering lights turned on about ten minutes ago so you're stacking up to the mcarthur maze, filling in with those car-poolers. if you have an option to car-pool always a good bet. as far as the san mateo bridge a few brake lights on the flat side. about a 17-minute drive from 880 to 101. traffic is moving pretty wel

his 2016 idea, create a parking app linking motorists with open spaces. he submitted proposal to the silicon valley. >> his original idea did have some flaws into it. it's much better to have a platform that you connect people. >> reporter: three years later that, connection made through park dash. the air b&b of parking app. drivers signs up and see a list of spaces homeowners are willing to rent by the hour, day, week or month. this family rents their driveway during the week. >> it ends up being maybe a little under $100 a month. it's not a lot of money. but every little bit is a nice little chunk. >> reporter: while the app has a positive impact on some people's bank accounts, it's gaining attention and catching people's eyes andire. what some neighbors here in san jose say is an influx of vehicles and outsiders. >> it's not a stranger. you have everything you need to know who is coming to park in the driveway. >> reporter: currently parkdash is centered on thexpand to areas around malls and sporting venues as the spaces become green again. >> we've got some clouds out there. a few lingering sp

specific to my state, you helped to protect an area right outside of yellowstone national park, paradise valley. it's named that for a reason. you protected that from large-scale mining. in fact, we recently enacted the yellowstone gateway protection act, that came through this committee with my support with bipartisan support to permanently withdraw these lands from development. but in october 2018, then secretary zinke issued an administrative withdrawal to protect this area for 20 years. you acted in the 20-year protection followed by the legislation that allowed permanent protections. the longest time possible for administrative action. i want to thank you for your leadership in that regard. could you share with this committee the implementation of that withdrawal and why you saw that as an important act to take? >> i really appreciate that. i went to paradise valley. that was my first trip at deputy secretary at the department. i went out there, first it's spectacular. it's location. it's absolutely critical. we need to look at these on a case by case basis. we have partnered with fish and

utah are walking through the geological masterpiece known as the valley of the gods is simply or inspiring this state is famed for its parks trails and wide wild places it's also where past lives are on it and ancient history is accessible to all whole areas dieted with a lot of ancestral say it's angelo back again trace his roots to both the navajo and hopi tribes and says places like the bears is national monument a vital it's about healing not just ourselves but the historical trauma that we've experienced how can we heal that from our indigenous peoples here with you the visitors of our land how do we heal that divide and that's what we're trying to do with this landscape but the protections given to both buress and grand staircase escalante monuments would drastically reduced by president trump more than a year ago both areas are now open to mining and mineral extraction with the action i'm taking today we will not only give back your voice over the use of this land we will also restore your access and your enjoyment public lands will once again be for public use conservationists fear it's just a massive lying grab wi

valley and the east bay. . . jams through palo alto, menlo park toward marsh now.d willow, it will migrate north. we have a crash we have been following. it cleared a few minutes ago. northbound now flooding the lanes north toward marsh where we have your fast lanes blocked. >> getting i there. test. test. morning about the deadly ce collapse over the weekend in seattle. a college student is among the dead. two iron workers and another person also died when the crane crashed onto a busy street a driver )s dash cam caught the collapse. you can see the crane on the upper right hand side of the screen start to >>> niece are the corners that the certify will focus on. there's five of them. basically in the san pedro, santa clara, the downtown part of san jose. so there is a meeting tonight if you want this proposed ordnance changed. 6:30 at the mlk library. this is just one of several meetings. by the way, we did ask does this proposed change have anything to do with the proposed google development downtown. the answer is no. reporting live in san jose, bob redell "tod

the first national park yellowstone, established in 1872. the yellowstone valley grant act did more than preserve land in california but established the idea that the federal government would play a role in preserving and managing the natural environment. federal governments had managed land through the homestead act passed in 1862, but that legislation had given away, not preserved, federal land to individuals and to railroad companies for development. when his life tragically ended in 18 city five, abraham lakin -- in 1865, abraham lincoln was thinking about healing and nation action by war, the nature -- the nation would have to be healed politically, economically, spiritually, and perhaps environmentally, and in his final day signals that abraham lincoln may have been considering the damaging effects of four years of civil war and what it had done to the american landscape. in her autobiography, mary lincoln's seamstress and companion, a former slave, reported an incident that took place in petersburg, virginia in april of 1865, near the end of the civil war.

parks in the u.s., nine are in california. including yosemite, channel islands and death valley. >>> all right, here's a beautiful look at san franciscorom the exploratoryium. where we had a hundreth of an inch of rain. the wheat pollen low, moderate, molds low. sycamore, main pollens or allergens today. all right, here's to the hottest team in all of baseball comes in to take on the as at the coliseum. the game will start with partly cloudy conditions at 60 and at 55. sue. >> we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge. we having atist with a tow truck on scene and a car with his emergency flashers on. but the traffic is getting by without any delay there that's the better news, we'll take a look outside at our traffic maps, we had a big rig on its side, west 80 near redtop. they're waiting for a tow truck to get that out of lanes, we had an earlier accident near danville, that has been cleared. a little residual slowing past the scene. a lot of activity 880 near marina, we had a couple lanes blocked with a big rig there as well. >> sue, this next story will have you shaking your head. look at this it's a speeding ticket issued by the

in utah walking through the geological masterpiece known as the valley of the gods is simply or inspiring this state is famed for its parks trails and wide wild places it's also where past lives are honored an ancient history is accessible to all the whole areas dotted with a lot of ancestral sites angelo back again trace his roots to both the navajo and hoopy tribes and says places like the bears is national monument a vital it's about healing not just ourselves but the historical trauma that we've experienced how can we heal that from our indigenous peoples here with you the visitors of our land how do we heal that divide and that's what we're trying to do with this landscape but the protections given to both buress and grand staircase escalante monuments would drastically reduced by president trump more than a year ago both areas are now open to mining and mineral extraction with the action i'm taking today we will not only give back your voice over the use of this land we will also reste or your access and your enjoyment public lands will once again be for public use conservationists fear it's just a massive lying gra

valley. water temps are still really, really cold. that will help eventually. it is just when you get high pressure parked on top of it it doesn't do much good. 50s and 60s on the temps. look like we are running a little cooler for many. not much of a breeze yet but it could kick up, 5s and 60s. the ridge of high pressure will be with us one more day, then it will start to ease off a little bit. 60s to upper 80s to a few near 90 today. allie? >>> traffic is good in the south bay which is where we are starting. if you are coming up from gilroy, the super commuters from the south bay, things look good. once you get to the south bay overall things look good. there is something going on on 82 in sunnyvale. no information on it on the chp's log, but we will try to get more information and find out what it is, if it is on the freeway or slightly off the freeway. sometimes the maps do that. this is 280 in san jose north and southbound near 85. things here look very good. the bay bridge toll plaza filling up slightly. the cash lanes getting a little busier. the fast track lanes having no problems at all and the m

valley and is being held without bail. >>> this happened at mount tam saint park where a car went over a cliff the day before. the car landed on top of an older wreckage from 15 years ago. >> you're not familiar with the road and when that happens, the consequences are grave. rather than going off the road or hitting another car or a guardrail, you're looking at traveling long distances through trees and downhill sides that have no forgiveness. >> the accident from thursday killed a 53-year-old man from inveriness and injured his 13- year-old son. >>> a nurse is among those indicted into drug sales on the dark net. a raid turned up $2 million in cash and crypto currency. the indictment was just announced along with three others. they are accused of selling heroin and opioids. the u.s. attorney says investigators used the same technology to crack the case. >>> and more than 7 tons of cocaine have been seized from international waters. a coast guard crew based in alameda unloaded 14,000 pounds of cocaine from a ship in the san diego area yesterday. the haul was a result of six different drug busts off the coast

park will check more coming up james. thank you robin at 6. >>the 5 a central valley man called for police backup when he decided to take the next step with his long time. girlfriend take a look. >>i told my comfort and handcuff you and then i have got the ring in his pocket and putting his hand i just walk up to him and you get down on his >>and freaked out like my heart star pat and the and it was made on is the best thing >>this happened in hanford princeton jones enlisted the help of a police officer to stage an arrest. it's just so he could propose to his girlfriend. jamaica johnson thought her boyfriend was heading to jail until the surprise at the end. she said yes, which is what everybody's wondering. the police officer who helped was happy to be part of that hope and the couple's going to getting married in july in las vegas. >>play the la clippers for around one game 2 right here at oracle arena coming up in a live report will tell you about the drama during last game plus how you glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able

moderate areas such as now working its way right into in a richmond golden gate park that all around sausalito timber on mill valleyorth the sand or fell and the richmond center fell bridge. now as far as rainfall goes today, we're going to see most of it during your morning hours searching through the next couple of hours ahead of us, good news for those of you hgading to the home opener the giant says conditions are looking to be clearing out pretty steadily by then do keep the rain jackets with ted gest against one of those lingering showers does move overhead don't be caught off guard with that. but overall this forecast is looking a lot better for your weekend to get started off with tomorrow we start of saturday with a few more showers mostly before you're getting out of bed. then skies clear out around sunrise and we should stay partly cloudy to mostly sunny eventually by the time we work into sunday, rainfall totals today should be pretty light to start out with once you add on tomorrow morning's rain you've got about a quarter of an inch of it to kick off the weekend. 60's for your daytime highs which is m

parked car or motorcycle. we found it happens once a day on average in california. >> in the central valley, the undocumented immigrant accused of killing a police officer in stands laws county will go before a judge today. mendoza is scheduled to appear for a mental competency hearing. he's accused of killing an officer during a traffic stop the day after christmas. sing was a new father. mendoza's case was suspended in january after his mental health came into question. >>> this morning, a push to strip zuckerberg's name from the san francisco general hospital is gaining new support. a group of registered nurses who work at the hospital backing a new ballot measure. they're citing the -- if passed, it would take mark zuckerberg's name off the public facility. the hospital was renamed in 2015 after an over $75 million donation to the hospital's foundation by zuckerberg and his wife. the group of nurses is hoping to get the measure on the november ballot. >>> 4:35. happening today, families in los altos are expected to gather. this is to protest what they believe it unfair. a plan for students at one middle school. di

there are 58 national parks in the united states, nine of them in california, including yosemite, channel islands, and death valleyto be clear on this, if you think you owe something, uncle sam will grant you an extension, but he still wants your check. >> oh, no, you're supposed to pay today. but if you don't have the money, it's better to file. then you're saying okay, i get it. we owe you money. then they don't hate you quite so much. >> not as much. >>> well, it's time to find out more about the rain that is coming down. >> take a look at a live picture from our emeryville camera. and the raindrops are gathering on our lens here. we are seeing showers in the south bay as well. this is a few from our shark tank, where we're seeing clouds and showers. so let's take a look at live doppler 7. going into street level radar, san jose, you will notic street, slayer, sunnyvale, cuperti cupertino. it's steady light rain. from oakland to foothill boulevard heading into moraga, caldecott tunnel area, you go into walnut creek, concord, and you are seeing moderate pockets of rain right now. so let's show you how much this

valley neighborhood. first funded by the 2008 and 2012 clean and safe neighborhood parks bonds, the renovated mclaren garden includes a welcoming entrance into the garden for herbs and trailing vegetables, sheltered gathering spaces for groups and face -- and fencing and utilitarian garden design and raised garden plots. located north of the gardens, they have chris construct a new rain gardens as part of his visitation valley green notes project. that project develops two distinct -- distinct green locations that improve community spaces and accessibility while helping to manage stormwater. the terrorist storm gardens will manage stormwater each year from 1.5 acres of impervious surface and provide a pedestrian connection from mclaren part two leland avenue. it will collude family garden activities. and next tuesday, the recreation and i'm park department host the second annual university team conference at the university where our staff will enjoy a half-day of learning about the work we do together, connecting with colleagues, sharing stories of what inspires us to serve san francisco families. in additi

valley below. the rebuild spillway should be a reassuring sign to the nearly 2040,000 people ev0, evacuated two years ago. >>> a shortage of parking. why some people aren't too happy about it. >>> nothing really balloon. >> those balloons might be gone a helium shortage plaguing the party stores around the bay area. >>> a few showers showing up but i'll tell you when the re heavi rain will arrive. fed up with trd parking? there )s an app for that. a pair of local entrepreneurs started kind of an air b-n-b for >>> fed up with trying to find parking? there's an app for that. a pair of local entrepreneurs started a kind of air bnb for cars. scott budman has the story. how does it work? >> reporter: it's pretty crafty. it's something whose time has come. parking spaces in this part of town are tough to come by especially by the university. the new app will match your car with an open driveway. the goal, less pollution, less time circling the block and fewer instances of you missing your meeting. finding a parking space around san jose state can be a spartan like task. >> it's kind of a nightmare at times. >> i've missed classes and ex

valley, they were the leaders with a half an inch. mount hamilton had a third. the most i saw in san francisco was glenn park. ained more there than any other place in the city at 0.16. there could be a little rain in the santa clara valley. now more 50s in the peninsula. truckee is at 34. the system is falling apart and taking a turn into the desert going into arizona. the high pressure is beginning to nose in. >>> sal, you had two issues, right? >> that's right. redtop road, west bound 80, right lane taken away for a truck accident. as you start to go up the hill towards the rest area, let's get to the video. i want to show you, this is live pictures of the truck back on its wheels. it has been out there for five hours almost. the right lane is taken away. some of the traffic is slow. things are beginning to ease up. the bay area commute is past this point. you will see slow traffic here as you pass the area. you can so some people have elected to take highway 12 instead. dumbarton east bridge is shut down because of an accident here eastbound near the toll plaza area. we have video to show you about this. y

the last cycle we saw people standing outside the silicon valley company with krispy kremes and renting taco trucks and standing in the parkinge companies and it looks like this time will be the same again. people are all over social media and tagging their posts, pinterest. > >> face bobook and others. a lot of that was silicon valley centered and a lot of these companies are san francisco centered only about 600 properties currently for sale in san francisco, is that right >> yeah. during previous cycles we saw money dispersed far more widely around the bay area. most of these companies uber, air bnb and pinterest are based in san francisco proper and working under the presumption if you work in san francisco, you may want to live in san francisco. >> especially if you can afford it, which nobody can do these days if you're making multimillions, how are they preparing for this wave i think we saw even the number of listings fall is it because everyone is holding back and going to get ready to the list them at once or simply a shortage >> sort of a preemptative, you know, figuring what is going on. the buyers are starting to

valley just fine as well. we have one minor crash reported eastbound 37 coming away from th novato. partially blocking the slow lane. no blockages for transit lines. parking lot will get fully started in 10 minutes. we have a couple trains already on time. nice well-lit shot of the san mateo bridge behind me. the sign is blocked but it says high winds on the bridge. watch that span. no problems reported. once again, golden gate bridge, watching it clear. it's halfway across. cleared up all the cones in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> thank you so much, mike. crges this morning after san with her car and kept driving. the kim later died. police say this happened early yesterday. she allegedly drove through the intersection of nieman and laddie way. she hit the victim, got out of her car, checked on her, but then drove away. she was found parked on a nearby street. it is the 10th deadly collision this year between a car examine pedestrian in san jose this year. >>> berkeley seismologists explaining how an early warning system can give 20 seconds for an earthquake. >> it is slowly being rolled out across the bay area. the hope is to get enough people th

parks and the stevens creek trail. there is easy access to main commute routes and close proximity to many top silicon valley employers.lan a tour with alan huwe today. enjoy spectacular canyon views throughout this entertainer's home. the formal ding room opens to a stunning living room with vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting and expansive floor to ceiling windows. the chef's kitchen boasts a center island, gas cooktop and custom cabinetry flowing into a family room with a fireplace. rest easy in the master suite with a private view deck, large spa tub, a vast walk-in closet and bonus meditation room. the lower level contains three secondary bedrooms with views and a full bath. additional features include newer main level flooring, a tankless water heater, a/c, nest thermostats and more. to see this home in person call chris cook. take in expansive views of point lobos, fish ranch and carmel bay and breathtaking sunsets from this four bedroom, three and one-half bath home. this custom home offers spacious living and dining rooms with large windows, hardwood flooring and balconies. there is an elevator, formal entry a

once again, yosemite valley by the way, the national parks are free, keep that in mind today. to snap a photo of that video right there, that is gorgeous. all of the rain we had. >> 300,000 cars being recalled because of the transmission problem which could cause them to roll away unexpectedly. the recall covers the models from 2013 three 2060. chrysler says it does not know of any related crashes or injuries but you are asked to turn off the engine and set the parking brake before leaving the car, dealers will make all of the repairs for free. >>> high gas prices affecting many in the bay area. especially those who drive for a living. the chronicle reports as independent contractors, uber, lyft and taxi drivers had to pay for their own gas. they offer rewards programs to help drivers address guest costs. drivers and advocates say it is not enough. the report adds the high gas prices could cause the companies to lose drivers. according to aaa the state average for a gallon of gas is $4.02. in oakland, regular guest costs an average of $4.03 a gallon. in san jose, it is $4.04.

park is changing the way gives off daily reservations. instead of arriving before dawn, you can now hit a lottery to pitch your tent. the pilot program, is west of the valley lodge and the system is similar to the permitting processing is for people who hope to climb half dome. the lottery opens at 1201, the day before your arrival date all people will be notified and you can find more information on the park site. thank you for watching, the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> we will be back on the kpix5 news at 7 pm. >>> see you then. cb ♪ . captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this wednesday, there is sreaking news in texas. tornadoes touched down as a violent storm system expected to last days, begins. a manhunt ends in colorado. a teenager said to be infatuated with the columbine massacre is heund dead. >> she has been located. she is deceased. >> the search for the armed omspect kept nearly half a ieveion students home from school. n we are relieved that the threat to our schools and community is no longer present. >> it is the final countdown to the release of the mueller report. >> the "new york times" reports alite ho

is 2016 idea created a parking app linking motorists with open spaces vicki submitted the proposal to the silicon valleys planning competition. hooman bolandi was a judge. matches original idea had some flaws in it it is much better to have a platform that you connect people. >> reporter: three years later, the connection nine made through parkstash, the so-called airbnb of parking apps. driver son of, enter a location and see a list of spaces homeowners are willing to rent by the day, hour, week or month. on couple rents their driveway while they are at work during the week as a way to supplement income . >> it ends up being a little $1 it is not a lot of money but every little bit is a nice little chunk. >> reporter: well the new parking app has a positive impact on some people's bank account and is gaining attention, what is also catching people's eyes and garnering fire is what some majors here in the medley park section of san jose say is an influx of vehicles and outsiders. negley park is within walking distance of the college campus. many of the spaces listed are in this neighborhood . >> we are

valley. like many others, i'm here to support the navigatio navigatior and i would vote to approve it. it's to reuse a parking lot that's housing cars instead to keep people safe and off the streets. i strongly encourage you to support this move. i appreciati appreciate that sur haney came out to support this. you don't have authority over this, but i would encourage you to come out as well as other neighborhoods around the city. further, i appreciate the fact that the city is thinking a little bit about the security and neighbor policy to ensure this navigation center is as good as some of the others. i think it's important the city do that because with the volume of -- with the number of folks homeless or experiencing hopelessness in san francisco today, we need to encourage these facilities to be expanded city-wide and also to build supportive housing and other types of housing to get folks off the streets, but today, i encourage you to stick with the will of the people. the voters voted to vote proposition c to fund homeless services p i encourage you to support that vote and fund -- i'm sorry, support th

parking lot. not a problem for that stretch of the roadway. traffic coming into the silicon valley moving smoothly. the weather has been so great. we will see folks trying to get away. a lunch meeting over in santa cruz. keep that in mind. also getting out of the area, this arrow shows you eastbound 80. that gets out of the area towards sacramento. and eastbound 580, countering the morning commute. jamming up about 1:00 or 2:00 getting out of the area. right now the morning commute just barely showing any slowing. bay bridge toll plaza is clear. back to you. >>> thank you very much. happening now, today marks the 24th anniversary of the deadly oklahoma city bombing. it was on this day in 1995, if you remember, timothy mcveigh set up a vehicle bomb outside the federal building in oklahoma city. 168 people killed, 6830 others injured. this morning there will be a remembrance ceremony at oklahoma city national memorial. >> and next here on "today in the bay", a quick look at the top stories, including this. facebook and the ftc. the new trouble looming for mark skwru zuckerberg this m

parking structure and at the s.a.t. center side. we will zoom in towards the tri-valley. a smooth drive as well.ks east pound on 580 on the altamonte, stockton. five-alarm fire is burning off i-5. if you are headed to the area, watch for distracted drivers. meanwhile, no problems getting toward the bay bridge. the metering lights on. . >>> okay. well, the weekend is right around the corner. but we want to talk sharks right now. folks are going to head to the arena. it is cold inside. it will be hot outside. >> i want to give you a quick sharks forecast. it will be hot. it's going to be warm, even by the time you get out of the game. the game starts at 7:00 tonight. look at the temperatures. 80 at 7:00. by the time the game ends, we're talking 60s, low 70s. it will be a good night to head out. visit the local businesses around downtown san jose and go support your sharks. fantastic forecast through there. the hot temperatures are staying with us through today and tomorrow. and then as we head towards thursday and friday, as the high pressure begins to break down, what's going to happen is we have

utah are walking through the geological masterpiece known as the valley of the gods is simply or inspiring this state is famed for its parks trails and wide wild places it's also where past lives are on it and ancient history is accessible to all whole areas dotted with a lot of ancestral say it's angelo bucket can trace his roots to both the navajo and hoopy tribes and says places like the bears is national monument a vital it's about healing not just ourselves but the historical trauma that we've experienced how can we heal that from our indigenous peoples here with you the visitors of our land how do we heal that divide and that's what we're trying to do with this landscape for the protections given to both bears is a. grand staircase escalante monuments would drastically reduced by president trump more than a year ago both areas are now open to mining and mineral extraction with the action i'm taking today we will not only give back your voice over the use of this land we will also reste or your access and your enjoyment public lands will once again be for public use conservationists fear it's just a massive line grab

valley have started to do some of the things in 50. for example, we eliminated all density restrictions on residential units in our high density transit corridor. e've movedto reduce parkingequirements. we haven't done all the things in sb 50. i don't think any community hasb we've done other things that are not in sb . we're actually experimenting with minimumsor example. you've got to get past the rhetoric and the scale of the problem because everybody undetands there's a problem. you've got to look at does this policy provide enough incremental value on or above what cities are already doing or gointo do relative to its drawbacks in terms of taking awayocal flexibility. because we don't implement one sized fits all even within our town. >> what do you think of the points he's making? >> i think our communities have not built enoug homes and think sb 50 strikes at the heart of the issue. we also need to streamli the approval process. i think everyone agrees we have a supply and demand problem. that's what these bills are aiming to do is to give us the ability to build more homes. we have too both things, build homes and guard against ac disent. >> i have to ask you abou

valley brown have already come out of support of the idea. the maya also now she is planning on pitching a separate ballot initiative to rezone all city properties except parkso allow affordable housing to quickly be built on city owned lots. properties such as the old francis sessed sunset district. propose a $44 million project to convert the close building and playground and two 150 units of affordable housing for teachers. since then the project has been bogged down going to the initiative process. the mayor said that is exactly what the new zoning legislation is needed.>> this ned for teacher housing. adding in addition to the years of process adding another two years on top of the bureaucracy that is making it difficult to get this housing built now when we know we need it the most.>> reporter: sam malls said he backs the mail the mayor's proposals. for too long he sent the eastern side of the city has increased in density. now he said it is time to build multi-residential buildings throughout san francisco to help ease the we redlined e of that is unacceptable. >> reporter: her plans to speed up development in san francisco are critical steps necessar

valleys. mike, you're still tracking one slow spot. >> one unexpected slow spot. the other slow spot at the apartme parking lot and off to the approach. the giants home opener, regardless of the forecast, you still want to get there on town. eastbound 80, that is the unexpectedly slow drive. a crash, overnight activity. police investigation blocking one of your lanes. rest of the bay, nice smooth drive. into the city, lots of options for mass transit. special train as well as special ferrie ferries. >> 5:21. still ahead on "today in the bay", a measles scare at a major northern california hospital. up next, just how many people hospital officials say may have been exposed to the virus. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. house lawmakers are passing an updated version of the violence against woman act. (157 republicans, and one >> on capitol hill, house makers passing the violence against women act. the act was originally enacted in 1994. funding lapsed at the end of last year. it crimi